by Adam Scovell
Adam Scovell visits the scene of one of the most disturbing moments in the history of British horror cinema.
Retracing the steps of one of film noir’s most iconic characters through the Austrian capital.
Maryon Park in Charlton lies at the beguiling centre of the Italian director’s psychological mystery.
The Parisian town of Joinville provides the backdrop to the French director’s 1958 masterpiece.
Paris’ Boulevard de l’Hôpital provides the setting for one of the most cherished endings in French cinema.
This unassuming overpass plays a pivotal role in Céline and Jesse’s Viennese waltz.
A pilgrimage to one of the grandest and most iconic settings in all of horror cinema.
This grey structure in the centre of Paris provided the Nouvelle Vague with one of its most iconic images.
This historic fortress is the scene of some unsavoury goings on in Robert Hamer’s classic Ealing comedy.
The Austrian director’s 2005 thriller is built around the mystery of place, as a visit to this Parisian setting revealed.
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